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For families with children aged 2 to 12
One question finds their starting point, from first listens at 2 to chapter books at 12. Their own ideas become real books matched to them. Ten minutes together a day, and you can see it working.
Parent-guided. Child-safe. Works in English, Arabic coming soon.
A short reading check you do side by side. No tests, no pressure. It simply tells the bear which sounds your child knows, so each book starts at a sensible level.
"A dragon picnic in space." Thirty seconds later it's a short phonics-practice book, built around the sounds they're learning, with you beside them as they sound it out.
Every book they finish records the sounds they practised. The next-step suggestion is guidance, not a claim of mastery.
Reading-practice books are phonics-aware. We build it around the sounds recorded as taught, plus the ones they're learning now, so more of it is theirs to sound out. And because the story came from their own head, they actually want to.
See books for ages 2 to 3, 3 to 5, 6 to 8 and 9 to 12Sunny's Fast Drive
Sunny the car wants the sun. Sss! Sun!
page 1 of 10 · open the book
From the idea "a teal number 7 race car drives to the sun". Lesson 1, practising /s/.
Every book they read updates their picture. One glance shows the sounds they have practised and a suggested next story. Repeated exposure is never labelled mastery; secure learning needs evidence.
Amalia's reading shelf
18 of 49 lessons
Practising /sh/ this week
Tonight's pick
A new /sh/ story from her dragon idea.
Nearly there
Revisit /sh/ and listen for accurate blending.
Easy to start
The 3-minute reading check sets their level, together.
Easy to track
Practised lessons fill the shelf; check-ins provide stronger evidence of learning.
It tells you what's next
The bear recommends the next story and the next skill. You just show up.
You do the reading together. The bear does the bookkeeping.
School topic coming up? Circuits, fractions, Ancient Egypt: turn it into a short lesson, a quiz and a worksheet, saved to the same dashboard.
Every story goes through automated safety and age checks before your child sees it. Because AI can still make mistakes, an adult should review it too.
No open chat. Your child talks to the bear only in ways you've approved.
No ads. Ever.
Not ready? We'll email you when printing and Arabic stories ship.
